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Dr Akther Hussain’s ‘Vedic Inspirations’ exhibition draws appreciation from dignitaries, art lovers

  •   Sat, May 23 2026 06:33:14 PM

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Bengaluru, May 23: Mangaluru-based artist Dr Akther Hussain’s solo art exhibition “Vedic Inspirations” was inaugurated at the Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath in Bengaluru in the presence of deputy chief minister D K Shivakumar, Assembly Speaker U T Khader, chief minister’s additional secretary Anjum Parvez and actress Ramya.

The exhibition featured Dr Hussain’s latest collection inspired by Vedic concepts and traditions, creatively blended with contemporary artistic expression. The artworks offered visitors a unique cultural and visual experience reflecting India’s rich heritage through modern art forms.

A large number of art enthusiasts, students and members of the public visited the exhibition and appreciated the artist’s creative interpretation of Vedic themes.

Speaking on the occasion, dignitaries lauded Dr Akther Hussain for promoting Indian cultural values and traditional concepts through art.

The exhibition received an overwhelming response and was widely appreciated by visitors and invited guests alike.

 

 
  

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